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There are numerous events and other organised activities going on both at the Church and elsewhere.

SONGS FROM THE SHOWS  - TUESDAY 16th MARCH


The highly acclaimed Telephone Choir are performing Songs from the Shows at Mayfield Salisbury Parish Church on Tuesday 16 March at 7.30pm.  Tickets are £5 each and will be sold at coffee after the services in church or if you telephone Aileen Nimmo on 0131 662 1364. All funds are kindly being donated to our renovation and renewal project.

AFTERNOON SERVICE - TUESDAY 23rd MARCH

The first of this year’s mid-week Afternoon Services will be a Service of HOLY COMMUNION in The Sanctuary on TUESDAY 23 MARCH at 2.30 p.m.    This short Service will be conducted by the Minister.   Thereafter, Tea will be served in the Upper Hall.    ALL are welcome.  The afternoon is expected to finish at around 4 p.m. 

2010 MIDDLE EAST  FESTIVAL - From 5th March

You may be interested in the forthcoming Middle East Festival to be held in Edinburgh from March 5th onwards.

There is a varied programme of events, including:

• forums on sprituality and mental health and well-being, sustainability, education and media, environmental responsibility, and world spiritualities
• a hosted meal
• a celebration of poetry from Scotland and the Middle East,
• a concert
• a film festival
• exhibitions, ...... and much more.

There is a distinguished list of Chairs and speakers (including Sandy Young, who chairs the first forum).

A full programme of dates, etc. is available on the website, www.mesp.org.uk, from Neill Walker at <mesp.2010@hotmail.co.uk, 0131 331 4469, or from the Editor, Sheila Porrer, contact details on the back of Grapevine (see Grapevine drop down on this web site).

 

 

 

 

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